So bright Tiedyes is based in Cleveland Ohio and is my way of funding my hobby of producing tiedye of any sort (clothes, bedsheet sets and tapestries. I started out just dying on random occasions and rinsing the dyes in my bathtub (thus my etsy shop is named bathtub tiedye). Since the I bathtub days I've set up a small tiedye studio to properly do my dyes in a more organized environment. I now dye on the daily bases and sell locally. Please feel free to ask me anything about my dyes. Id love to hear any input you have.

Come dance and play in the mud with Uncle Mud. Join us at Pyro as we use adobe (mud) and natural materials you can find around your own home to build fairy castles and sculptures and even cozy houses and warm heated benches for snuggling. Uncle Mud (aka Chris McClellan) raises free-range, organic children in the wilds of northeast Ohio. Between building things out of mud and junk he writes for Mother Earth News Magazine and teaches simple DIY skills at workshops and fairs.